The Book Fair is Coming!!!!

Parents, students, and staff... the Scholastic Book Fair is coming to Liberty Elementary School! Click on the link below to go to our very own Book Fair website to find out all the details.  Look for a letter to come home letting you know what day will be your child's shopping day.  Don't forget that we will be open during Fall Festival!

Book Fair Website

Helen Ruffin Interest Meeting

Attention all 4th and 5th grade students... this Friday will be our first meeting concerning the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl.  Join us in the media center at 8:40 to find out more about this very exciting opportunity.  If you love to read and compete in a quiz bowl type format, this is the place for you!!  See you in the media center on Friday!

Olympic Readers!

It is an Olympic year at Liberty Elementary School's media center!  This year our theme is "Go for the Gold- READ!"  Just as Olympic athletes practice their skill on a daily basis in order to compete at an international level, students must practice reading every day in order to become better readers.  Developing better readers is a high priority at Liberty Elementary.  Please help us reach our goal by encouraging your child to read daily.  Together we can coach our Olympic readers to victory!

Rockin' Readers!

     Students who met their AR goals in grades K-5 enjoyed a Wii Dance Party today!  Everyone had a blast boogieing down with books and students are anxious to see what next year's AR parties hold.  Have a great summer and don't forget to keep reading!

2011-2012 LCSS Exemplary Library Media Program

On May 8, 2012, the Libery Elementary media program received the 2011-2012 Liberty County School System Exemplary Library Media Program Award.  Above is a picture of Mrs. Craven and Mrs. Flemming receiving this award at the Board of Education.  Thanks to all teachers, staff, parents, and students who help make our media center an outstanding place to work, read, and learn!

Pajamboree!

   Students and parents alike had a great time at our 2011 Pajamboree!  On this night, several LES staff members stayed late and opened the doors to families dressed for a bedtime story.  Parents read stories to their children... children read stories to their parents... and all had a great time!!  We feasted on cookies and hot chocolate, shared stories, and took AR quizzes.  What a great way to spend an evening.  Thanks to all the staff members and families who made 2011 Pajamboree a success!

Colonial Capers

     On Friday, October 28, our fourth graders got to experience life as a colonial kid!  Dr. Annette Laing, author and performer, came to Liberty Elementary to show us how children lived during the 1750s.  In this picture, one student had the opportunity to use her manners and conversation skills during tea time.  As you can see, we all got a good giggle!  Sadly, we learned that most of us would not have been a rich colonial kid.  Instead, we would have had to work for our supper!  Thanks go to Dr. Laing for sharing this information with us in an entertaining manner.  We had a blast and we can't wait for you to come back next year!